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There’s a painful truth most people avoid: being “nice” is not the same as being kind.
When you constantly say yes, overextend yourself, and avoid conflict, you teach others that your time and emotions are free. But according to Carl Jung and modern psychology, this pattern comes from fear of rejection — not genuine compassion.

In this video, we explore how to stop being the person everyone exploits. You’ll learn the deep psychological roots of people-pleasing, how to set emotional boundaries, and the quiet confidence that earns respect without chasing it.

This isn’t about becoming cold or selfish — it’s about reclaiming the parts of you that were silenced by guilt. Once you stop trying to be liked, you finally start to be respected.

💭 Have you ever felt drained from always being the “nice one”?
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